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. Below, intended research objectives are listed, but the list is not exclusive. We expect the qualified candidate to further define the plan for the PhD within the first three months of employment
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collaboration, as part of the employment process at the University of Copenhagen. Notice: In the following description of the PhD programmes, some references are made to SCIENCE websites The PhD programme
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Pr. Genevieve Thon, Department of Biology, gen@bio.ku.dk , +45 35330198. The PhD programme Qualifications needed To be eligible, you must have completed a degree programme, equivalent to a Danish
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corresponds to the Danish system. (For reference, see: https://ufm.dk/en/education/the-danish-education-system/grading-system/?set_language=en ) The three-year PhD programme at CBS allows you to conduct
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“Bioactives – Analysis and Application”. As part of this prestigious Alliance PhD program, you will collaborate closely with Queensland University in Australia and the University of Copenhagen in Denmark
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programme at the Faculty of Science . The ideal candidate has a background in or experience with one or more of the following topics: SIMD performance engineering. Machine Learning. Communication-efficient
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The Novo Nordisk Foundation Quantum Computing Programme (NQCP) is establishing a talented and diverse international team to create a cutting-edge quantum programme in the heart of Copenhagen
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of them. Further information about the department and its research environments is available here: www.cbs.dk/bhl . About the PhD programme The three-year PhD programme at CBS gives you the opportunity
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organization in unprecedented detail. These datasets will be integrated with genetic profiling and mechanistic follow-up studies to uncover how specific cellular states, transcriptional programs, and genetic
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Foundation Data Science Collaborative Research Programme. In other arms of the collaboration, deep learning analyses of pregnancy ultrasound images will lead to measures of fetal and placental anatomical